KR norm on raw.cool file #272
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Dear all, which one would be the standard procedure to assess KR norm on raw.cool file? Use the "--annotate KR" option or select a specific option with "cooler balance ..." Many thanks for the help! M-Z |
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Could you clarify what you mean? Cooler doesn't have KR balancing implemented, but the result of IC procedure it does is the same - except for more stringent filtering of "bad" bins before correction is applied. |
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Hi,
Many thanks for your quick answer.
Sorry I am indeed a beginner in Cooler tool usage, and reading through the readthedocs I was unsure of the procedure to apply.
Which would then be the command and options to employ in case I would like to pursue with the IC procedure (KR with more stringent filtering) you mentioned ?
Many thanks for your time and help, very appreciated!
M.Z
Zoia Matteo, Ph.D. Student
Gene Regulation & Cardiac Development
Marco Osterwalder Laboratory
Department for BioMedical Research (DBMR)
University of Bern
Lab 369, Murtenstrasse 28
CH - 3008 Bern
SWITZERLAND
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Inviato: domenica, 13. marzo 2022 10:25:24
A: open2c/cooler
Cc: Zoia, Matteo (DBMR); Author
Oggetto: Re: [open2c/cooler] KR norm on raw.cool file (Discussion #272)
Could you clarify what you mean?
Cooler doesn't have KR balancing implemented, but the result of IC procedure it does is the same - except for more stringent filtering of "bad" bins before correction is applied.
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You just use |
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Hi,
Many thanks for the help and the insights!
Both steps are indeed useful!
MZ
Zoia Matteo, Ph.D. Student
Gene Regulation & Cardiac Development
Marco Osterwalder Laboratory
Department for BioMedical Research (DBMR)
University of Bern
Lab 369, Murtenstrasse 28
CH - 3008 Bern
SWITZERLAND
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Inviato: domenica, 13. marzo 2022 11:06:50
A: open2c/cooler
Cc: Zoia, Matteo (DBMR); Author
Oggetto: Re: [open2c/cooler] KR norm on raw.cool file (Discussion #272)
You just use cooler balance <your_file.cool>. Check the additional arguments, in case there is something useful (multiple cores, for example).
In case you want to create a multiresolution cooler by coarsegraining a high resolution file, you can just use cooler zoomify with --balance argument, then very resolution will be balanced too.
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You just use
cooler balance <your_file.cool>
. Check the additional arguments, in case there is something useful (multiple cores, for example).In case you want to create a multiresolution cooler by coarsegraining a high resolution file, you can just use
cooler zoomify
with --balance argument, then very resolution will be balanced too.